Premier League football is watchable for free today on Amazon Prime Video. No account or subscription is needed to stream the match live, with anyone able to follow the action live by simply heading on over to the match page at 7:30pm BST tonight.
For those looking to watch outside of the UK, that's 8:30pm CET, 11:30am PT and 2:30pm ET.
In addition, the Premier League football can be watched live on any device that Amazon Prime Video can be run on via app or by a web browser. That means that computers, tablets, phones, TVs, set-top-boxes, video game consoles and more can be used to watch the free Premier League football.
Tonight's free Premier League football game on Amazon Prime Video sees Roy Hodgson's Crystal Palace team host Sean Dyche's Burnley, with The Eagle's ace WIlfried Zaha and powerful front man Christian Benteke facing a race against time to be fit.
Meanwhile, over in the Burnley camp, Sean Dyche is positive that goal-machine Jay Rodriguez will be able to shake off a knock and make the starting eleven, with the in-form striker recently tallying up his 50th Burnley goal.
Premier League football: Free to watch upcoming fixtures
In addition to tonight's free match, all the following Premier League football fixtures are free to watch, too. They are split across Amazon Prime Video, Sky's Pick channel (available on Freeview and Freesat) and the BBC, with the latter watchable either on BBC One or BBC iPlayer.
Monday June 29 - Crystal Palace vs Burnley, 8pm, Amazon Prime Video
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Tuesday June 30 - Brighton vs Manchester United, 8.15pm, Sky Pick channel
Wednesday July 1 - Bournemouth vs Newcastle, 6pm, Sky Pick channel
Saturday July 4 - Leicester vs Crystal Palace, 3pm, Sky Pick channel
Sunday July 5 - Burnley vs Sheffield United, 12pm, Sky Pick channel
Southampton vs Manchester City, 7pm, BBC One channel / BBC iPlayer
Tuesday July 7 - Watford vs Norwich, 6pm, Sky Pick channel
Thursday July 9 - Bournemouth vs Tottenham, 6pm, Sky Pick channel
Everton vs Southampton, 6pm, Amazon Prime Video
Saturday July 11 - Watford vs Newcastle, 12.30pm, Amazon Prime Video
Sunday July 12 - Wolves vs Everton, 12pm, Sky Pick channel
Bournemouth vs Leicester, 7pm, Sky Pick channel
Man Utd vs Southampton, 8pm, Sky Pick channel
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